紀錄 此系統是什麼、源自何處、由誰使用,以及與Vigil的哪些模組相關——並附上每一項所依據的證據。
紀錄
使用方
Ukraine: Refurbished German vehicles delivered from July 2022 and further batches through 2023, with vehicles bought from Jordan by the United States and, in 2026, refurbished Belgian vehicles announced. Repairs in Ukraine with the manufacturer began in 2025. No count recorded.
戰場角色
Point defence of cities, energy sites and the Odesa grain corridor against one-way attack drones and low-flying cruise missiles: the cheap bottom layer of the air-defence structure, beneath the missile systems whose interceptors it spares.
優勢
Radar-guided guns that engage a slow drone for the price of a few dozen rounds, on an armoured tracked chassis that moves with what it defends; a documented record against Shahed waves, including multiple kills in single engagements, that made Germany reopen 35 mm ammunition production and consider new-build vehicles.
限制
A system out of production for forty years, kept flying by refurbishment and by an ammunition line that had to be restarted in 2023 after the Swiss refused re-export; short range against anything faster than a drone, and no capability against ballistic missiles. Fleet size and serviceability are not published.
外觀識別
A Leopard 1 tank hull with a large turret carrying two long 35 mm barrels on either side, a folding search radar on the turret rear and a tracking radar on the front.
有文件記錄的衝突使用
In documented Ukrainian service since summer 2022, credited publicly with a large share of drone kills around Odesa and the grain corridor and in the defence of Kyiv's approaches; the German government's itemisation records the deliveries and the ammunition line; manufacturer repair cooperation in Ukraine and the 2025 discussion of joint production are the newest published facts. Numbers delivered and remaining are not reproduced here.
評估截至 — 2026-04 最近檢視 — 2026-09-28